Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

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Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby Platterpuss » 26.07.16, 19:40

Hi, I wish to recover the USB3.0 WD Passport having controller "771801".

According to the information is this sub-category, the matching SATA controller is 771823.

However, as seen from the attached pictures, the ROM chip, U12, is different physically -- the
newer, 771823 controller has the solder legs Under the U12 chip but the Patient controller,
771801 has regular solder legs.
- I think they refer to the newer legs-under ROM chip as an "SMT" (surface-mount) chip.

Anyway, SMT's are no fun to work with regular soldering tools, plus I can't be sure the legs/pinouts match.
Point is, I can foresee a whole lot of work leading to disappointment.

So, this is where transferring the ROM digitally through PC3000 would/should be ideal. However, a new
problem is the controller cards do not come ready on PC3K (not even Kernel Mode), so this normal ROM-
transfer procedure on PC3K won't work.

Does anyone know how to transfer that ROM digitally? Another solution? (probably solder a SATA conn. to the USB, right?)
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Re: Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby hipo » 27.07.16, 07:34

Read the ROM through terminal. Use Toshiba adapter.
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Re: Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby Platterpuss » 27.07.16, 12:47

Hi hipo. Thanks for your suggestion. I don't want to guess what you mean.

I would like clarification as far as what is connected to what and simple
how to use.

Do this outside of PC3000(?)

Thanks!


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Re: Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby hipo » 27.07.16, 18:40

There is no posible to read ROM ouside of PC3000 this way.
I think thereis topic for this on the forum.
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Re: Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby Amarbir[CDR-Labs] » 31.07.16, 08:07

hipo wrote:Source of the post There is no posible to read ROM ouside of PC3000 this way.
I think thereis topic for this on the forum.


Well,
He Can Use Pc3K + Toshiba Adapter To Read Rom From Patient and Program Donor Board .He Can Also Use a Professional Programmer And Read The Patient Rom And Transfer It To Donor Board
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Re: Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby Platterpuss » 09.08.16, 15:57

Hi. I was able to read and preserve the Donor ROM - big deal I know,
but it was good to see the Toshiba adapter on the SATA card work together!

However, I cannot get PC3K to read the ROM from the patient card,
which has the USB connector. How to read the ROM in this case?

If I need to get a dedicated ROM programmer, which one works with PC3000?
I would like to know the procedure.

Thanks


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Re: Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby Maxim_TS » 10.08.16, 18:24

Platterpuss, use WD 2,5 terminal adapter to read the ROM from USB drive, here you can see how to connect it: viewtopic.php?f=156&t=8857
The proceduer of ROM reading described here: http://blog.acelab.eu.com/boot-rom- ... rives.html
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Re: Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby Platterpuss » 01.10.16, 16:17

Hi, I forgot to thank you, Maxim_TS

I learned a lot in the last 2 months about WD Passport repairs.


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Re: Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby Maxim_TS » 05.10.16, 08:59

Platterpuss, always welcome. Please feel free to contact me at ts.acelab.eu.com
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Re: Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby vijayan » 12.10.16, 19:46

this tybe problem 2 way available

1 Rom copy Usb Read to Sata Pcb re program

2 u12 changing
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Re: Transfer ROM 771801 --> 771823?

Postby Amarbir[CDR-Labs] » 12.10.16, 19:54

vijayan wrote:Source of the post this tybe problem 2 way available

1 Rom copy Usb Read to Sata Pcb re program

2 u12 changing


Nice ,
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